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Job postings, leadership changes and funding rounds can help insurers spot emerging workforce shifts, tailor employee benefits and pursue growth opportunities before annual renewals, says Bradley Taylor, cofounder and CEO of Clarecast.
Dr. Fahad Razak, an internist at St. Michael's Hospital, discusses how AI is helping to capture cases of delirium that traditional ICD-10 coding misses, creating opportunities for earlier intervention and harm reduction.
Lukas Lange, CEO and cofounder of Probably Genetic, discusses how AI could helps to identify undiagnosed genetic diseases and connect patients with treatment.
Tainan Municipal Hospital targets 90% of its clinicians to pass the first level of its three-level AI education programme, shares deputy superintendent and CIO Dr Hsing-Hsien Wu.
Houston Methodist's Dr. Evan Collins discusses how the hospital is using AI to help predict surgery start times and optimize nursing and anesthesia workflows so more patients can be seen.
Dr. Bobby Garg, Suki's senior medical director, discusses how agentic AI that spans multiple workflows across an organization needs separate guardrails for each step and different people to monitor those steps.
Oita Oka Hospital is prioritizing frontline clinicians' needs in its modernization efforts and equipping them with training and support to encourage adoption of digital technology, says Masashi Toshimitsu, IT department director.
When East Adams Rural Healthcare changed from a critical access hospital to an emergency services hospital and needed to rightsize its debt, it needed an affordable alternative, says CEO Todd Nida.
Starting on Jan. 1, 2027, payment will move from a lump-sum payment at the end of an episode – usually lasting 40 weeks – to more of a fee for service structure, says Anu Sharma, founder and CEO of Millie.
Midori Kondo, VP of applications at UCSF Health, discusses the health system's strategy for implementing digital applications, which focuses on standardization, change management and ensuring that a tool truly meets a need.
Harun Rashid, chief digital information officer at Akron Children's, says AI is helping pediatric health systems create clinical documentation with ambient listening and will soon be used to manage claim denials.
Nassib Chamoun, HDAI founder and CEO, says combining generative AI's ability to glean insights from unstructured patient data with predictive analytics' ability to map patient journeys can identify opportunities to improve care.